- From: Antti Poikola <antti.poikola@gmail.com>
- Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2009 18:33:49 +0200
- To: Jonathan Gray <jonathan.gray@okfn.org>
- CC: Li Ding <dingl@cs.rpi.edu>, Antti Poikola <antti.poikola@gmail.com>, eGov IG <public-egov-ig@w3.org>
Thanks Li, Owen and Jonathan I'm well aware that there are several sites listing the actual more or less open data sources like the data.gov and CKAN I am looking a general topic list that would guide me that in my country there are most propably some organization holding data about this, this and this. Ofcourse I can compile the list by going trough the existing data catalogues... The Owens detailed categorization was good for the statistical data, but statistical data is just one branch in the owerall picture... what about the register of "Alcholo licences in a city" or something more weird but usefull. Just to give you an idea i drafted out of my head a MindMap that I would like to develope to cover the full picture. http://mind42.com/pub/mindmap?mid=b84b44a0-4636-4de9-9a00-5a4513195ce2 All resource links are wellcome BR, -Antti Jonathan Gray wrote: > We've also got over 680 (mostly) open data packages listed on CKAN, an > open source registry of open data: > > http://ckan.net/ > > See, e.g.: > > * Linking Open Data group > - http://ckan.net/group/lod > * Packages as part of EU Open Data Inventory (alpha) > - http://ckan.net/tag/read/eutransparency > * Search for tags including 'country-[...]' > - http://ckan.net/package/search?q=country-&search=Search+Packages+%C2%BB > > There are hopefully over 1000 UK government datasets on the way, as > data.gov.uk is using CKAN. Regarding categories, we've found a > flexible tag based approach quite useful. > > It would be great to ensure interoperability between CKAN and other > open government data catalogues - so different bits of the 'open data > ecosystem' can all talk to each other! We've started talking to Peter > about this a bit regarding opengov.se. > > Out of interest - would anyone be interested in having an online > meeting about this? E.g. next Tuesday (3rd November) evening at 1800 > GMT? > > Best wishes, > >
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